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In the adjacent figure `triangle ABC` is isosceles as `bar (AB) =bar(AC), bar(BA) and bar(CA)` are produced to Q and P such that `bar(AQ)= bar(AP)` .. Show that `bar(PB) =bar(QC)`

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